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Radiokolleg - Der optimistische Nihilist Paul Watzlawick | DO | 29 07 2021 | 9:30 - Vimarsana News

Radiokolleg - Der optimistische Nihilist Paul Watzlawick | DO | 29 07 2021 | 9:30

Seine Buchtitel gleichen Werbeslogans, sein Statement "Man kann nicht nicht kommunizieren" hat bis heute Gültigkeit. Paul Watzlawick (1921-2007) war Philosoph, Psychotherapeut, Wirklichkeitsforscher, Kommunikationswissenschaftler, Visionär und Aufklärer - ein Spurenleser, ein Übersetzer der großen Fragen des Menschen und: Kärntner. Gerne reiste der Stanford-Professor zu Vorträgen in seine Geburtsstadt Villach und schwärmte im heißen Kalifornien vom heimatlichen Dobratsch. Wer also war Paul Watzlawick als Mensch? Wofür steht sein Werk noch heute? Andreas Maurer ist anlässlich sein...

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Statewatch | EU: New report highlights impact of pandemic on reception facilities for asylum seekers - Vimarsana News

Statewatch | EU: New report highlights impact of pandemic on reception facilities for asylum seekers

EU: New report highlights impact of pandemic on reception facilities for asylum seekers 06 April 2021 COVID-19 lockdown measures across Europe increased homelessness and destitution among asylum seekers due to evictions and the temporary closure of relevant administrations, says a new report by the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS). The report further underscores that asylum seekers were left with little to no basic support during this time, which was not the result of the Covid-19 outbreak but an already problematic approach to reception conditions. The JRS’s study focussed on local reports fr...